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쇠

hangul syllable soe

Hangul Syllable Soe

쇠 means iron or metal in Korean; as a prefix it can mean “of the cow,” as in beef. It is a typed Hangul syllable, not an emoji. Its older form appears in Middle Korean, and Silla-era glossing links its native reading to 金; early compounds name ironware, scrap, and an iron-drum bell.

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soe
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iron · metal · beef · 쇠고기 · 소고기
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What 쇠 means

Alone 쇠 means iron or metal; 쇠- means “of the cow.”

쇠고기 and 쇠가죽 mean beef and cowhide. Both 쇠고기 and 소고기 are standard: 쇠- preserves an older possessive form, while 소- joins directly to 고기.

Historical compounds show practical metal vocabulary, and older glossing connects its native reading to 金. The Sino-Korean 철 specifically names iron. Copy it from the palette above.

Questions people ask

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Why are 쇠고기 and 소고기 both correct?

Both are standard. 쇠고기 keeps the older “of the cow” construction; 소고기 combines 소 “cow” directly with 고기 “meat.”

How to type 쇠

Windows (Word)
Alt+XType C1E0, then Alt+X to get 쇠.
Windows
Win+Rrun charmap for the full table, or use the emoji picker's Ω symbols tab (Win + .).
macOS
Control+Command+SpaceOpen the character viewer and search “hangul syllable soe”.
Linux
Ctrl+Shift+UType c1e0, then Enter or Space.
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\C1E0
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HTML hex
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content: "\C1E0";
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